Huge amounts of publicity funds have been invested in revising the "Three Security Documents"

Since Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi came to power, the Japanese government has continued to accelerate military expansion and increased its efforts in publicity in an attempt to brainwash the Japanese people and instill its military expansion policy. According to news from Japan on the 5th, in response to the plan to revise the "Three Security Documents" within the year, the Japanese government has set the budget limit for publicity funds to a total of 300 million yen (approximately RMB 12.67 million). Recently, the Japanese government has promoted its security policy through the form of "couples making talents". Related practices have caused strong dissatisfaction from all walks of life in Japan.

It is reported that the Japanese government is strengthening the publicity of relevant safety and security policies by publishing videos on the Internet and social platforms, and broadcasting TV advertisements. According to the relevant person in charge of the Japanese Cabinet Office, the target groups are divided into young groups and middle-aged and elderly groups, and the upper limit of the publicity budget budget is 150 million yen (approximately 6.32 million yuan) each.

Japan was criticized for using "couple comics" to sell security policies

Among them, the Japanese government recently opened a special page on "Government Broadcasting Online", a website that summarizes national policies, causing huge controversy. Manga is a traditional Japanese two-person crosstalk form. This page promotes Japan's security policy through the form of "couple comics".

This propaganda method of packaging military policy into a relaxed family conversation has caused huge controversy among all walks of life in Japan. Japan's Kyodo News Agency stated that the government carefully planned this propaganda in an attempt to respond to Japanese society's concerns about the Gao City Government's promotion of security policies.

Japanese writer Takeda Satetsu posted a message on social platforms on the 3rd to express his strong dissatisfaction, saying that this approach "is simply treating us as fools!"

Many netizens expressed anger about this.

"Unacceptable. Please stop asking people to understand meaningless military expansion."

“I feel angry when I think that the taxes paid by the people are being squandered like water on this kind of meaningless propaganda designed to deceive the people. From the bottom of my heart, I really don’t want to pay even a penny of tax anymore.”

"After reading this website, there is no explanation at all about the problems and potential risks that the relevant policies may bring. This makes me wonder whether the government is fooling the people."